On Monday, Donald Trump’s fresh threats to lift levies on Chinese exports sent ripples through financial markets, thus affecting risk sentiment and backing safe-haven assets…
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The Reserve bank of Australia will announce its interest rate and release a statement on May 7, at 07:30 MT time.
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In April, American employers managed to maintain a firm tempo of hiring, while steadily ramping up wages for staff members, indicating firm economic surge as well as moderate inflation pressures…
On Friday, the yellow metal was nearly intact in Asia because investors were still cautious after the Fed’s decision to keep interest rates on hold…
On Friday, the evergreen buck stood still in Asia as financial markets wait for the upcoming non-farm payroll as well as job data for April…
In the first quarter, American worker productivity managed to rally at the fastest tempo for over four years, thus depressing labor costs and also suggesting that inflation could stay benign for a while…
On Thursday, gold headed south, just a day after the major US bank stood pat on monetary policy and also hinted that interest rates would probably stand still for a longer period…
In April, factory activity partly recovered, although still staying on shaky ground due to the fact that global demand was still subdued because China's stimulus measures were yet to demonstrate their full pulling power…
On Thursday, the evergreen buck consolidated in Asia having recovered from a brief spill overnight when financial markets were puzzled by mixed messages on policy from the US major financial institution…
On Wednesday, the New Zealand dollar headed south following dismal jobs data,which heightened expectations that interest rates would be decreased, as traders awaited the end of the Fed’s two-day policy gathering…